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<Title>Dr. Robert Deluty Publishes his 61st Book</Title>
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     "Plainly Aware." In his review, Dr. Ronald Pies writes, "In this, his 
    sixty-first book, Robert Deluty fulfills Betty Smith's admonition 
    (quoted at the beginning of the book) to 'Look at everything always as 
    though you were seeing it either for the first or last time.' For 
    Deluty, this means looking at the joys and sorrows of life through a 
    child's eyes, even as the seasoned poet sees intimations of mortality. 
    As with his previous work, this splendid new collection shows Deluty as 
    playfully serious and seriously playful, balancing his trademark puckish
     humor with his deep insight into the human condition. In so doing, 
    Deluty reveals--in Diana Gabaldon's words--how 'existence is balanced on
     a perfect point, like the moment of change between the dark and the 
    light.'" And i</span><span>n
     his appraisal of the book, Dr. George Northrup states, "All poets love 
    words, each in their own way. Robert Deluty is the grandmaster of 
    ceremonies at a never-ending language conference, graciously and 
    enthusiastically introducing his myriad guests, helping them discover 
    the many unexpected ways they belong together, and prompting them to 
    strike up creative, madcap conversation. They have, as you will, dear 
    reader, a wonderful time in each other's company."</span></div><div><span>  </span><span>       </span><br></div>When UMBC's physical campus reopens, "Plainly Aware" (as well as Dr. Deluty's other books) will be available at the bookstore.</div>
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<Title>Dr. Robert Deluty Publishes his 60th Book</Title>
<Tagline>"Cherishing the Small and Ordinary" available now!</Tagline>
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     Robert Deluty, associate dean emeritus of the Graduate School, has 
    published his 60th book, "Cherishing the Small and Ordinary" In his 
    review, Dr. George Northrup writes, </span><br></div><div><span><br></span></div><div><div><div><p>“In <em>Cherishing the Small and Ordinary</em>,
     his sixtieth collection, Robert Deluty once again charms the reader 
    with his poetic snapshots of ordinary people in ordinary situations 
    ‘caught,’ as Art Linkletter used to say, ‘in the act of being 
    themselves:’ their quirks and peccadilloes across a vast array of 
    contexts, ethnicities, and age groups, embellished with Deluty’s 
    indefatigable wry insights, spectacular puns, ever-inventive wordplay, 
    and cradled in the warmth of his affection for this peculiar species.”</p></div><div><br></div><div>When
     UMBC's physical campus reopens, "Cherishing the Small and Ordinary" (as
     well as Dr. Deluty's other books) will be available at the bookstore.</div><div><br><br></div></div></div></div>
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